John Bryan Ulanday

3 days ago | philstar.com | John Bryan Ulanday

MANILA, Philippines — Alex Eala’s transition to the grass season got off to a flat start, quickly eliminated in the 2025 Lexus Birmingham Open doubles yesterday in the United Kingdom. Eala and her Swiss partner Rebeka Masarova fell to the second-seeded tandem of Ellen Perez and Storm Hunter from Australia, 6-4, 6-4. She will now focus on the singles play with a first-round duel against Czech Republic’s Linda Fruhvirtová.

4 days ago | philstar.com | John Bryan Ulanday

MANILA, Philippines — Hindi magpapahuli ang Rain or Shine sa karera ng mga dikdikang koponan para sa asam na Top 4 finish kontra sa sibak ng Terrafirma sa pagpapatuloy ng 2025 PBA Philippine Cup ngayon sa PhilSports Arena sa Pasig. Makikipagbuno ang Elasto Painters sa kulelat at tanggal na sa kontensyon subalit palaban pa ring Dyip sa alas-5 ng hapon bago ang laban ng Phoenix at NorthPort sa alas-7:30 ng gabi.

4 days ago | philstar.com | John Bryan Ulanday

MANILA, Philippines — Alex Eala’s transition to the grass season got off to a flat start after a quick elimination in the 2025 Lexus Birmingham Open doubles Tuesday in the United Kingdom. Eala and her Swiss partner Rebeka Masarova fell to the second-seeded tandem of Ellen Perez and Storm Hunter from Australia, 6-4, 6-4, in Round 1. She will now focus her attention on the singles play with a first-round duel against Czech Republic's Linda Fruhvirtová at 8:20 p.m. (Manila time).

5 days ago | philstar.com | John Bryan Ulanday

MANILA, Philippines — Namuro sa twice-to-beat incentive ang NLEX matapos dagitin ang Phoenix, 105-95, sa 2025 PBA Philippine Cup kahapon sa Smart Araneta Coliseum. Kumaripas sa 12 puntos na bentahe sa first quarter ang Road Warriors subalit kinailangan pang pigilan ang second-half na balikwas ng Fuel Masters para sa 7-2 kartada.

6 days ago | philstar.com | John Bryan Ulanday

LAOAG CITY, Ilocos Norte – Thirty-two new records were set as Ilocos Norte passed the hosting torch to Agusan Del Sur for next year’s Palarong Pambansa at the close of the games over the weekend at the Ferdinand E. Marcos Memorial Stadium here. NCR tanker Rafael Titus Sia registered three new marks in elementary boys’ swimming to lead the new generation’s march to 65th Palaro throne while Mico Villaran of Western Visayas and Jhul Ian Cañalita of Central Visayas broke two records in athletics.